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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1973

Page

3

Strachan press adds Haldeman knew of intelligence on Democrats

Watergate hearings reveal former aide Strachan says Haldeman knew a $300,000 intelligence gathering plan was approved by John Mitchell and that Magruder perjured himself. Strachan cites a White House list of 100 favored Democrats and notes taped conversations in Nixon offices aided by Colson and Higby. Ehrlichman counters Dean credibility.

Washington Gordon Strachan White House H.R. Haldeman Nixon Senate Strachan John W. Dean III Jeb Stuart Magruder Magruder Haldeman Committee Dean Ehrlichman Internal Revenue Service Defense Clark M. Clifford Atty John N. Mitchell Democratic Party Watergate South House Charles W. Colson Law Rence M. Higby Executive Branch Congress Cox Sam J. Ervin Jr D-N.c

Hijackers Destroy Libyan Bound Jumbo Jet At Benghazi Airport

The Japanese jumbo jetliner with 137 hostages exploded at Benghazi airport after hijackers and captives escaped through emergency chutes. Libyan troops arrested the four hijackers amid the wreckage as passengers were moved to the terminal. One Japanese woman suffered a facial wound from a glass injury during evacuation.

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Rickenbacker Cremated in Zurich Returned for Burial

World War I hero Captain Eddie Rickenbacker died in Zurich at 82 from heart failure. His ashes were flown to the United States by Eastern Airlines and will be buried in Columbus, Ohio after return. He led Eastern Airlines before retiring in 1963.

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